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Raita mat faila

મગજમારી
RY-tah maht FAI-lah

A Hindi phrase meaning 'don't spread the raita'.

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Meaning & usage

'Raita mat faila' is a Hindi phrase that translates to 'don't spread the raita'. It is often used metaphorically to advise someone not to create a mess or complicate a situation further. Raita is a yogurt-based condiment in Indian cuisine, and the phrase humorously suggests keeping things tidy or under control.

In a sentence

Whenever things start to get chaotic, my mother always says, 'Raita mat faila!' to remind us to stay organized.

As seen in crosswords

Raita mat faila is a 13-letter answer. A typical clue:

“A Hindi phrase meaning 'don't spread the raita'” (5,3,5)

Category: General Origin: Hindi Script: Gujarati

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